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Fixing a cocktail I don't like: The Mary Pickford 

Anders Erickson
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Today I’m fixing a classic cocktail I don't really like, the Mary Pickford. On paper this recipe looks good - rum and pineapple are the main ingredients (classic combo) with a touch of grenadine and maraschino to add complexity. However, I think this drink falls flat, and I’m blaming the pineapple juice. Full disclosure, I’ve always had it with canned pineapple juice because I don’t have fresh pineapples at all times (and juicing a them is a chore). Maybe that’s my problem, but even so, pineapple juice can be tricky to work with. Wonderful on its own, but mixed with flavors that don’t pop, it can make for a watery drink stuck between sour and sweet. I do think the Mary Pickford has potential though, so today I’m going to workshop the recipe! Typically, I do this prior to filming, but I thought I’d show the process of fixing a recipe to create a cocktail I’m happy with. Hope you enjoy it and try this one for yourself! Cheers! 🍍
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TIME STAMPS
Intro: 0:00
The History: 1:13
The Ingredients: 2:56
Fresh vs Canned: 5:12
Take 3: 6:00
Take 4: 6:49
Secret Ingredient: 7:43
Sips: 8:24
THE MARY PICKFORD (CLASSIC) RECIPE
1.5 oz. (45 ml) Real McCoy 3 Year Rum (or other light rum)
1.5 oz. (45 ml) fresh pineapple juice
1/4 oz. (7.5 ml) grenadine (Try mine 👉 beveragemixers.com/products/g...)
1/2 bar spoon (2.5 ml) Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur
THE MARY PICKFORD 2.0 (IMPROVED) RECIPE 8:02
1.5 oz. (45 ml) Probitas White Rum
1.5 oz. (45 ml) fresh pineapple juice
1/4 oz. (7.5 ml) grenadine (Try mine 👉 beveragemixers.com/products/g...)
1/4 oz. (7.5 ml) fresh lime juice
1/4 oz. (7.5 ml) St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram
1/2 bar spoon (2.5 ml) Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur
Pineapple fronds and cocktail cherry for garnish
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Комментарии : 659   
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Different format today - hope you enjoy the process!🍸
@movingforwardLDTH
@movingforwardLDTH 2 года назад
Love this format - so enlightening for us cocktail newbies - please do more!
@mikornacki
@mikornacki 2 года назад
I love watching the creative process at work! Please do more of these, I want to understand how different ingredients affect cocktails like you did here. Love this!
@theawkwardexpert
@theawkwardexpert 2 года назад
It was fun to see the process!
@9RealmsShisha
@9RealmsShisha 2 года назад
Commenting on this thread to say the same, do more of these!!
@martinmccormack2981
@martinmccormack2981 2 года назад
Loved the video- really cool to see your thought process in changing the recipe. That is the next level in terms of making cocktails that I one day hope to reach. Cheers!
@bermei5187
@bermei5187 2 года назад
I appreciate Az being on the show because as a "cocktail newb" she offers a different take on what the cocktails taste like. Her opinion is perfectly valid because she represents the majority of people who aren't cocktail enthusiasts.
@loribeehler1123
@loribeehler1123 2 года назад
“Tastes like a college drink” is a perfect description from Az! She’s a great addition to the tasting notes. Also, canned pineapple juice always tastes “tinny” to me and I can’t get beyond it. Maybe juicing my own is the key🤔
@mikaelpalm2130
@mikaelpalm2130 2 года назад
I also think canned pineapple has a metallic taste. Maybe a couple of bar spoons of pineapple liqueur will strengthen the otherwise flat taste of a carton one?
@Ahglock
@Ahglock 2 года назад
The problem with fresh is one pineapple makes a lot so unless you plan on making a lot of pineapple drinks that week it can be wasted. Those cans are great for like 2-3 drinks. A balance of quality vs waste.
@loribeehler1123
@loribeehler1123 2 года назад
@@Ahglock that’s my struggle! I don’t want to drink 14 pineapple drinks in a row just to use up the fresh juice. Maybe more cocktail parties are in order😏
@Ghorda9
@Ghorda9 2 года назад
@@Ahglock just eat the rest
@danareynolds7247
@danareynolds7247 2 года назад
True but its consistent=/ I understand the fresh pineapple but if you can't recreate the cocktail then where do you stand? I mean I guess the slight variation in ripeness couldn't do too much- but is it enough to try these new variations with the canned juice or maybe a bottled juice ? Also what about pre- juicing and saving the pineapple juice? I haven't done much experimenting with saving fresh juice and how preserve it as long as possible
@ShermanKyle
@ShermanKyle 2 года назад
HAHA I love Az’s commentary at the end - definitely what I would say. Sometimes ya gotta let go of being a purist to find the best sip, IMO. Anders definitely do another “drink repair” video, neat process to watch!
@kevinwallace939
@kevinwallace939 2 года назад
Free Az! I want to hear her unfiltered and on cocktail #3…
@voodoochile4147
@voodoochile4147 2 года назад
@@kevinwallace939 😂 agreed!
@timkinnel5452
@timkinnel5452 2 года назад
Judging by pineapple that I've had in HI, the difference between a fresh pineapple in Chicago and a fresh pineapple in Cuba could also make a huge difference in the success of the drink. Great content as always, great to see your development process.
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Excellent point! 🍍 I'd like to have these cocktails in their place of origin. Cheers!
@gregk8246
@gregk8246 2 года назад
This. I had a fresh pineapple in Central America once. Not only was it better, but the flavor was almost different in some way I can't really describe.
@mjkinney05
@mjkinney05 2 года назад
@@gregk8246 you most likely had a different variant. There are many different types of pineapples, some much better than others, but Smooth Cayenn is the variant that typically gets shipped because it fares better than others when shipped and stored.
@linkinboss2
@linkinboss2 2 года назад
Right varieties influence the flavor, also being able to harvest the fruit ripe allows for more compounds to develop, usually the fruit is processing compounds while ripening and cutting it early from the plant cuts the sugar supply, taking away the energy for processing. I guess canned pineapple might not be the best, but def the most consistent, as it can be tweaked post juicing
@Tarq242
@Tarq242 2 года назад
I can really see this. Had a piña colada at some random place in havana that blew every single one I had had previous and since out of the water. It was just so much richer in taste than anything else I've had.
@mkratzer21
@mkratzer21 2 года назад
Definitely enjoyed seeing the process you go through to make cocktails, and I really liked how you explained why you were adding things. As a very amateur mixologist, that is very helpful
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Cheers, Michael! Happy you enjoyed it!
@adamroman8242
@adamroman8242 2 года назад
LOVED seeing the process. As someone who is new to mixing cocktails I really enjoyed in insight and thought process in swapping things out. The whole time I was thinking you were going to go for a dark rum to punch up the flavor. Thanks and would love more of these.
@MariusStrom
@MariusStrom 2 года назад
Came here to post this. I've been doing Pickfords with Zacapa 23 as my rum of choice, and I think it way deepens the flavor.
@rmal6478
@rmal6478 2 года назад
Anders, i’ve never commented on a RU-vid video before but you’ve drawn me out to say PLEASE continue with this format. I’m a novice in Mixology and seeing your thought process was super helpful!
@joshmckinney3254
@joshmckinney3254 2 года назад
Bring back hostile Az! Haha, she almost just totally opened up and told off the purists. Thing is, she's got a point. Pay homage to the originator and to tradition, but accept the fact that virtually no drink is perfect and mixology is an ever-evolving and ever-improving thing.
@thenorthroom5614
@thenorthroom5614 2 года назад
Hostile Az is my spirit animal. =] Really enjoyed hearing the thought process as the "improved" ("Marie Pickford"?) cocktail was being formulated. Cheers!
@loki5071
@loki5071 2 года назад
I actually really enjoyed watching you build them and talking about the tasting notes and why you’re doing specific things to make your alterations. I’ve been following you for the last year and making just with every drink possible and I love your thought process when you’re building
@stockicide
@stockicide 2 года назад
It's always interesting to see the thought process of a bartender tweaking a drink. If you want to add more acid without using lime juice, you could try "acidulating" (also known as "acid-adjusting") your pineapple juice. Basically, you just add citric acid and malic acid to your juice until it reaches the acidity of lime juice. You can "acid-adjust" any fruit juice for a cocktail to increase the acid without adding lime or lemon flavors.
@Cadwallon85
@Cadwallon85 Год назад
I've been binge-watching your content for the last few days having just discovered your channel, I have learned and laughed a LOT! Also, I'm not sure if it's just your naturally exuberant personalities but it seems like half of these episodes you guys have a bit of a buzz going on and things get a bit loose, which is exactly what it's like in my kitchen when I start making cocktails 😂 it just contributes to the feel of sitting across from the bar with an enthusiastic bar-tender mate experimenting his latest creations, I love that.
@MilkyWay-yp7os
@MilkyWay-yp7os 2 года назад
Always love to see Az's thoughts on the cocktail! This video format was interesting and I'd for sure like to see it again.
@lotsofmoxxie7876
@lotsofmoxxie7876 2 года назад
I have been taught when using pinapple juice in cocktail you always need to use an additional citrus. Great video.
@dimitarapostolov9788
@dimitarapostolov9788 2 года назад
Interesing.... I do find that Pina Colada tastes much better with a little lime juice, but it never occured to me to add it in a Mary Pickford!
@NightSkyJeff
@NightSkyJeff 2 года назад
I am ALWAYS interested in watching an individual bartender's evolution of a cocktail. Crafting a cocktail can be an expensive hobby, so learning how the pros do it can save me a couple bucks.
@MarianaF730
@MarianaF730 2 года назад
I love this type of video where you experiment and share with us the results. Please do more of this!
@austinpurkey
@austinpurkey 2 года назад
Love this format! More like this to help us learn how to properly balance cocktails
@Bren
@Bren 2 года назад
One of my favorite drinks, first made for me at Bryant's Cocktail Lounge in Milwaukee, is dark rum, amaretto, pineapple, and lime.
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Love the amaretto addition - and love Bryant's! Cheers!
@JasminMiettunen
@JasminMiettunen 2 года назад
Is it still called Mary Pickford or does it have its own name?
@David-mg8zu
@David-mg8zu 2 года назад
You did a great job with this one. I personally don’t really like this cocktail without a tiny bit of citrus added to it. But once I add a barspoon of lime juice then it turns amazing. Enjoy your weekend Anders, cheers 🍹
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Cheers, David! Amazing what a little citrus can do. Happy Friday, my friend!
@9RealmsShisha
@9RealmsShisha 2 года назад
Love the process, would love more videos like this one! Helps understand the intricacies of coming up with a good cocktail recipe
@soylapopis
@soylapopis 2 года назад
One of my favorite videos! Love the process and encouragement to tweak the classics to your liking. Also Az I couldn’t have said it better!! ❤️
@MrMoney331
@MrMoney331 2 года назад
Love this format where you can kind of see your self improving drinks. I don't try this super often cause I don't want to waste the drink...so I drink it then I start getting drunk and i'm like "Damn this is good" but by that point it is just whiskey in a glass.
@meadowonmars
@meadowonmars 2 года назад
Enjoyed seeing this process! It is interesting to see what considerations you make to improve or make a cocktail more to your taste. Thank you for sharing!
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Cheers!
@AuraXars
@AuraXars 2 года назад
This is my favorite way of viewing these, getting two sides of something you're working on with small adjusments as you go
@jasonjames-eyers6207
@jasonjames-eyers6207 2 года назад
Loved seeing the progression and the rationale behind the modifications. Totally loved Az’s forthrightness, “mediocre at best”, genius!😂 More of both please!
@kellyastleford1169
@kellyastleford1169 2 года назад
This made me read about Mary Pickford. She was amazing! She was always looking for ways to improve film. Your drink does her justice. Maybe call it the Mary Pickford Spotlight
@Alynis_
@Alynis_ 2 года назад
I would love more videos in this format. Developing the thought process to make drinks and improve on them is very interesting compared to following a recipe. If I'm going to throw together a cocktail with what I have in the house, knowing how to pick flavors and adjust will go a long way.
@davidfitzgerald9514
@davidfitzgerald9514 2 года назад
I was intrigued by the problem solving process. Yes, please. Do this kind of thing again
@joelwilliam6216
@joelwilliam6216 2 года назад
Watched you for almost two years now Anders and love your and Oz’s work. Love this new format. More please
@alefoot
@alefoot 5 месяцев назад
YES to seeing more process; sure, I can get behind trying to track down authenticity, tasting what made a drink a stand-out. What I really enjoy is tuning; finding how my ingredients interact. Having a window into how _you_ do that is invaluable...
@jamesricherson7233
@jamesricherson7233 2 года назад
I love this stuff so much. I love seeing the thought prosses that goes into improving or making a cocktail. I think its interesting and allows new people (Me) an idea of what bartenders think about when making/comparing a cocktail.
@garycooper323
@garycooper323 2 года назад
I very much enjoy watching the progression on creating or adapting cocktails both my Wife and I enjoy the thought process. So Friday night has become Anders and Oz night for the Wife and I.
@jessegutierrez5871
@jessegutierrez5871 2 года назад
I love this channel so much. It's like a comfort for me at this point. Thanks for your hard work👍
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Appreciate you saying that - enjoy the weekend!
@bradleybillingsley3966
@bradleybillingsley3966 2 года назад
There’s only a few channels I make must watch week after week. Out of those there’s only 2 or 3 that get an automatic “like”. Your videos ALWAYS get an immediate like, before you’re even through the intro. Incredibly entertaining, and even more so informational. Your passion makes it engaging and drives me to reignite my own passions, even those non drink related. Thank you
@evbotron
@evbotron 2 года назад
I love watching the process!
@TomasJogin
@TomasJogin Год назад
LOVED THIS FORMAT!
@PaganVegas
@PaganVegas 2 года назад
Lots of fun - definitely do more of this!
@taylorchristensen9324
@taylorchristensen9324 2 года назад
I loved seeing the process!!
@prefon13
@prefon13 2 года назад
This was absolute perfection.... Love this journey of creativity. Yes, please, do more!
@davidbrown2666
@davidbrown2666 2 года назад
Love this idea for a series! It's helpful to show all these steps for those who want to make their own drinks or improve on a favorite.
@offcoloratura
@offcoloratura 2 года назад
I love seeing the process! Thank you!
@christineleary1688
@christineleary1688 2 года назад
Love seeing the progressions & revisions!!
@JasminMiettunen
@JasminMiettunen 2 года назад
I love seeing cocktails improved! Especially when it's just using better ingredients and adjusting ratios, maybe adding something, but still staying true to the original core idea, and not a full reconstruction that's basically a totally new drink.
@kingstonfarm7556
@kingstonfarm7556 4 месяца назад
Dig the workshopping, it really helps with understanding why some cocktails are greater than the sum of their parts.
@louisebender2246
@louisebender2246 2 года назад
I really enjoyed the progression developing the improved cocktail! More like this would be great. Love your videos!
@Asta_Zoldyck
@Asta_Zoldyck 2 года назад
Love the format today! Cannot wait to try your version! Cheers!
@davidgarzon2418
@davidgarzon2418 2 года назад
Loved seeing the creative process!
@JAClare
@JAClare 2 года назад
Would love to see more cocktail development breakdowns like this! Especially for creating a cocktail recipe of your own
@grtsquires
@grtsquires 2 года назад
Loved seeing this process! MORE PLEASE!
@owenbrenneman1716
@owenbrenneman1716 2 года назад
I always enjoy your videos! I loved seeing the progression and thought process behind each improvement. Would love to see more like this, building off of other problem cocktails!
@TommyLindquist
@TommyLindquist 2 года назад
This was fun to watch! Yes, would love to see you starting including regular to semi-regular workshop type videos.
@PhilippTimokhin
@PhilippTimokhin 2 года назад
Love seeing master at work!
@erikberg349
@erikberg349 2 года назад
Love this format! I really enjoy the iterative process of making a drink and tweaking it slightly to get it just right. It was really helpful to hear your thought process as you think through how to make adjustments!
@lawtonhogan6921
@lawtonhogan6921 2 года назад
Really enjoyed the workshopping. Please more vids like this!
@DanDuyser
@DanDuyser 2 года назад
Definitely do more of these videos. Love learning how small adjustments can improve a cocktail.
@dimitarapostolov9788
@dimitarapostolov9788 2 года назад
Anders, this is amazing! I tried this drink for the first time a few weeks ago and I had the exact same feeling - it felt flat and uninteresting... I had no idea why I'm not liking it or what I'm doing wrong... This video is exactly what I needed to renew my interest in the Mary Pickford- I just hope I'm able to find the all spice here... 😄 Nevertheless this was a fantastic video!!! Cheers for a great weekend 🥂
@pipernyle871
@pipernyle871 2 года назад
This was fun. Do another! Love watching the progression.
@dublaAandA
@dublaAandA Год назад
I definitely like the workshopping vid. More of these, please!
@ryalsandrew
@ryalsandrew 2 года назад
Loved this format! I think any aspiring hobby barfly would love to watch a true professional making the drink his own.
@glbedwell9999
@glbedwell9999 2 года назад
I like this format. We always learn so much. Thank you 😊
@craigmetzger5341
@craigmetzger5341 2 года назад
Awesome, as always. I thoroughly enjoyed the behind the scenes look at your creative process. I would love to see more like this. Thank you.
@bethanyhill9830
@bethanyhill9830 2 года назад
Love getting to watch the process!
@charbeck1
@charbeck1 2 года назад
Fantastic Video. Loved seeing the evolution of your thought process. Thank you
@stuartbanana5083
@stuartbanana5083 Год назад
Love these “behind the bar” explorations. There are a Slew! A Slew I say, of meh drinks that, with a little fun and a stocked bar can turn into some favorites! This feels like showcasing “soft skills” of bartending. Tweeting drinks and knowing what each ingredient does in a cocktail and what plays well together. Bravo and Cheers!
@elpresidente8730
@elpresidente8730 Год назад
Since I started watching your videos my home cocktail mixing has really gone up a few notches.
@joshgross2441
@joshgross2441 2 года назад
Very fun video watching the progression of this cocktail! More like this, please.
@chuckarmbruster4032
@chuckarmbruster4032 2 года назад
Like I do at home, doctoring the cocktail to my taste/preference is the goal. Not unlike making a mix tape/CD, the fun is in the journey. Keep up the good work, Mr Host.
@DonaldSubert
@DonaldSubert 2 года назад
I do enjoy seeing the work-shopping process. There's little bits of info that come out, that are really helpful.
@michaelmcclamroch7486
@michaelmcclamroch7486 2 года назад
The process was awesome 😎
@joshualegge6680
@joshualegge6680 2 года назад
This format is great, super interesting to see how your work your way through the improvement process. More of this please!
@teriyakitaki
@teriyakitaki 2 года назад
Ooo very much appreciated the troubleshoot format!! This helps when we’re at home and in a spot where we need to tweak our drinks!
@seanpannebaker6404
@seanpannebaker6404 2 года назад
Definitely enjoyed watching the progression on this one. Great video as always!
@marconorth
@marconorth 2 года назад
love the process, more like this and more Az!!!!!
@lemonysnick5171
@lemonysnick5171 2 года назад
Great video, Anders! I had this cocktail on my list to make next and now I want to make your version. Thanks!
@fernandokuri1673
@fernandokuri1673 2 года назад
This was an amazing version! Thank you Anders and Az
@melsilva9158
@melsilva9158 2 года назад
Cool to see the evolution of the cocktail
@thomguerra2145
@thomguerra2145 2 года назад
In this video, I love the journey you took me on to get to the perfect cocktail. Do more videos like this, please.
@kdspiegeler524
@kdspiegeler524 2 года назад
That was excellent. I liked that you took an original and made it better and showed the process to us.
@laracorkrey
@laracorkrey 2 года назад
Absolutely loved this video! As an amateur home mixologist, I make a lot of "It's good but missing something" cocktails. As an engineer with a science background, I want to pick apart why but often don't know enough about mixing to know where to start. Then I end up with something too sweet or too sour. The insight of why pineapple doesn't work, how citrus improves (and in what quantity), and how something from left field like Allspice Dram can kick it up a notch is very helpful. Thanks so much!
@JohnMcPeek
@JohnMcPeek 2 года назад
I always make it a point to watch your new videos. They got me making drinks at home. THIS WAS THE BEST!!! I really like how you showed the progression and the thinking. More please. Also, mo Az, mo betta. :)
@mikebyers5141
@mikebyers5141 2 года назад
Loved seeing the process!!! Would definitely be interested in watching more like this
@Mom2Piggy
@Mom2Piggy 2 года назад
Loved watching the process!! Learned so much from this and from all of your videos!!
@allysonschmieder6401
@allysonschmieder6401 2 года назад
This was so interesting to watch evolve; it's inspiring to see your creative mind at work! Thank you, Anders!
@mbjr95
@mbjr95 2 года назад
Love seeing the process, super educational and helps me experiment better at home!
@busoni34
@busoni34 2 года назад
I love that you show us the process. So nice to get a glimpse into what "mixology" really means! So cool!
@bludelight
@bludelight 2 года назад
That progression was fantastic. I love watching experts work through flavor combinations. I can't quite figure it out myself in these situations and I appreciate the explanations.
@The1DUIGuy
@The1DUIGuy 2 года назад
Thumbs up to this format! I appreciate the experimentation process. As much as I would like to be there with you for the journey, your effort saves me time and expense of producing the “misses” on my dime. Cheers!
@petermcgowin7018
@petermcgowin7018 2 года назад
I enjoyed watching the process
@darrenscheyer1102
@darrenscheyer1102 2 года назад
It's my favorite...taking something that's there and improving it. Keep it up!
@cocktails__the_explorer1884
@cocktails__the_explorer1884 2 года назад
Thanks for showing us your process, I always like seeing that, whether from an artist, photographer or cocktailer, cheers.
@marshlalor2177
@marshlalor2177 2 года назад
definitely enjoyed the workshopping
@victorraynes4962
@victorraynes4962 2 года назад
This was fun to watch the process. I am going to try this recipe.
@valorknightt
@valorknightt 2 года назад
I like seeing the process.
@patrickharris7823
@patrickharris7823 2 года назад
I really love watching videos where you experiment and build on something like this. As a budding cocktail enthusiast, it really helps me understand how more experienced bartenders analyze flavours and the impact of specific changes, which makes me feel more confident as I experiment on my own.
@AndersErickson
@AndersErickson 2 года назад
Love this. Keep experimenting and building that confident, Patrick - Cheers!
@koenvanhooydonck829
@koenvanhooydonck829 2 года назад
Great format!!! Very interesting and insightful on how you can tweak and add complexity!!!
@stevemeddaugh2003
@stevemeddaugh2003 2 года назад
I'm so glad you did this video! You have been a great inspiration to me and have made me not only want to learn how to make craft cocktails, but I've started trying to experiment with creating my own. It's been an expensive ride (thanks 😆) building up the bar, tools, glassware, etc. but it's really grown and I'm having a blast (so are my friends, who love my "test kitchen" as they like to call it). Anyway, I loved watching your process for improving/fixing a drink. I really want to learn more about how to balance drinks and combine ingredients and understand how different types of ingredients interact and what they do to a drink. Yes please, more videos like this!!!
@jaimethiessen
@jaimethiessen 2 года назад
I absolutely love when you fix drinks. please do it more often.
@zachmena1700
@zachmena1700 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for makeing this video. I had the same exact thoughts about the Mary Pickford. When I read the recipe I thought it sounded great but it didnt impress me at all like a good cocktail should. Thanks for fixing this. I am going to try your recipe as soon as i can get some all spice dram!
@zidfrekle4540
@zidfrekle4540 2 месяца назад
This is the first of your videos I've watched but I loved seeing the original and the progression to the final product
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